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%I A248651 #34 Aug 20 2020 21:01:27 %S A248651 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,20,34,56,78,79,80,91,234,256,301,456,789,790, %T A248651 812,3456,3457,6012,6089,7123,8459,8460,9123,9157,20345,20678,31456, %U A248651 31789,40256,40789,51236,51789,60234,60789,71234,71589,80234,80569,91234,91567,203456,203478,516789,516790,518234,602347,602389,714589,714590,716238,802345,802369,914567,914568,917023,2034567 %N A248651 a(n) is the smallest number greater than a(n-1) such that in a(1) through a(n) no digit occurs more than once more than any other digit, starting with a(1) = 1. %C A248651 Starting with 1, instead of 0 as in A095204, means 0 doesn't appear until a(10)=10, hence a(11)=20, not 23. %H A248651 Jeb Adams, <a href="/A248651/b248651.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..300</a> %o A248651 (R) %o A248651 # Script (R, using base only) to build values in the sequence defined %o A248651 # in A248651: %o A248651 # a(n) is the smallest number greater than a(n-1) such that no %o A248651 # digit appears in the listing of all terms more than one time %o A248651 # more than any other digit in the listing, with a(1) = 1. %o A248651 digits <- c(0:9) #vector of the digits %o A248651 digitCounts <- rep(0L,10) #vector for digit count tracking %o A248651 A <- c() #vector of entries %o A248651 A[1] <- 1L #first entry %o A248651 failed <- 1L #failed entry %o A248651 digitCounts[2] = 1L #impact of first entry on digitCounts %o A248651 # Build a function that turns a number into a vector of its %o A248651 # component digits %o A248651 digits <- function(x) { %o A248651 if(length(x) > 1 ) { %o A248651 lapply(x, digits) %o A248651 } else { %o A248651 n <- floor(log10(x))+1L %o A248651 rev( x %/% 10^seq(0, length.out=n) %% 10 ) %o A248651 } %o A248651 } %o A248651 # Engine for testing digits, runs VERY SLOW, but checks every integer. %o A248651 # I welcome improvements, note that it respects incrementing %o A248651 # more than one digit at a time if that makes sense. %o A248651 while (length(A) < 300) { %o A248651 i <- max(failed, max(A)) + 1 %o A248651 newCounts <- digitCounts %o A248651 digitList <- digits(i) %o A248651 for (j in digitList) { %o A248651 newCounts[j + 1] <- newCounts[j + 1] + 1 %o A248651 } %o A248651 if (max(newCounts) - min(newCounts) > 1) { %o A248651 failed <- i } else { %o A248651 digitCounts <- newCounts %o A248651 A <- c(A,as.integer(i)) %o A248651 } %o A248651 } # _Jeb Adams_, Jul 17 2020 %Y A248651 Same definition of A095204, but starting with 1. Similar to A120125. %K A248651 nonn,base %O A248651 1,2 %A A248651 _Jeb Adams_, Oct 10 2014 %E A248651 Terms a(15) and beyond corrected by _Jeb Adams_, May 01 2020